Social notes from Mobile mingle arrivals and visits
Mrs. R. L. Maupin of West Point and Dr. Adrian Taylor return from central China. Judge Maupin plans a July mountain visit in Monteagle. The Taylors sail home from missionary work in China and are welcomed by relatives at The Old Homestead shore place. Other guests include Mrs. Williamson with grandchildren, Mrs. Cox, and the Delahunty family heading to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Maupin
West Point
Miss
Monteagle
Judge Maupin
R. V. Taylor
Adrian Taylor
B. J. Gorley
St. Louis
Gulf Coast
Martin Lindsey
Battles
West Shore
Coden
The
Vineyard
Sun Rise Pound Party At Franklin Street
Misses Myrtle Thompson Mamie Redmond and Catherine Anderson hosted a sun rise pound party for Miss Annie Dohm at 456 South Franklin Street Wednesday night. Attendees included Walter LeBlanc LeRoy Godard Johnnie Crivallari Willie Smith Carlie Frei George Ramm George Morrison Charley Jones Leo Peterson and Robert Thompson among others. Games music and refreshments followed the host’s cheerful program until 11 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missesyrtle Thompson
Mamie Redmond
Catherine Anderson
Annie Dohm
South
Franklin Street
Myrtle Thompson
Walter LeBlac
LeRoy Godard
Johnnie Crivallari
Marguerite Frei
Willie Smith
Edna Lehay
Carlie Frei
Bessie Eans
George Ramm
Rosina Eans
George Morrison
Ollie
Camp Quansett Hosts Forty Girls Vacationing Soon
Forty young girls gather at Camp Quansett near Cape Cod for a healthful outing. Miss Imogen Little, a Mobile outdoor enthusiast, describes camp life and plans to stay until September 1 before joining her mother Mrs John Vidmer in New York for a month of city life. They will then return to Mobile for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Quansett
Cape Cod
Imogen Little
John Vidmer
Lfe
New York
Mobile
Dance at Lartigue Home Hosts and Musicians
Miss Mary M. Lartigue entertained numerous friends at a dance at the Lartigue summer home on Bay Shell Road Wednesday evening. Miss Nell Walpole and Miss Lartigue provided music with ice cream and cake served. Attendees included Mamie Bawson, Nell Walpole, Rosa, Celia and Alberta Lartigue, Edith Walpole, Dasie Lartigue, George Walpole, Oscar Gray, Mabry Goodman, Ollie Lartigue, Ed Walpole, George Lartigue, Harry Hagan Jr., and couples Mr and Mrs W Bush, Mr and Mrs J Walpole, Mrs and Mrs R Hagan, Mr and Mrs G Hagan, and Mr and Mrs Julian Lartigue. Miss Janie Ryser and guest Gladys Hatton with Lillian Seifert planned Sunday visit to Battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lartigue
Mary M. Lartigue
Bay Shell Road
Nell Walpole
Miss Lartigue
Mamie Bawson
Rosa
Celia
Alberta Lartigue
Edith Walpole
Dasie Lartigue
Surprise Party Honors Miss Edna Untreiner
Miss Edna Untreiner hosted a Friday night surprise party at her family home attended by many young friends. Guests enjoyed dancing games and late refreshments of ice cream and cake served by Mrs. B. J. Untreiner. list includes E Johnston U Blalack EB Dyas A Faulkner B Treegard M Marsh and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Untreiner
B. J. Untreiner
E. Johnston
U. Blalack
Eb, Dyas
A. Faulkner
B.treegard
M. Marsh
M. Johansen
M. LeBlanc
L. Murphy
C. Smith
E. Untreiner
Messrs
W. Hyde
A. Liebert
Carl Brown
A. R. Jones
W. Langan
Ed Lauzon
J. Luscher
J. O. O'Rourke
George D., Walker
L. Williams
E. Shelton
Joe Harms
T. Langan
C. Kounts
M. Kountz
T. Brown
W. Peterson
W. Lewis
L. C. Aston
Summer Holiday Notices From Fairhope And Surroundings
Mrs T C White and her three children Lucille Mary Louise and Maurice Lee spend the heated term at Sunset View Nichol cottages Fairhope. Dr E C Chapman wife and two Pright children left to visit mother near Evergreen and plan return in a few days then travel further north. Mrs Bernard Mallon and daughters Imelda and Lizzie Kate left for Citronelle for delightful entertainment. Miss Alice Yeend midsummer guest of Miss Madeline Zieman will return Sunday after a ten day visit to San Souci Beach. Mr Rh N Hudson street merchant is home on a weeks vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. White
Lucille
Mary Louise
Maurice Lee
Sunset View
Nichols Cottages
Fairhope
E. C. Chapman
Evergreen
Alice Yeend
Madeline Zieman
Zieman
San Souci Beach
Nicol
C. Partridge
Radwood
Gibson Madox
Battles Hotel
R. Semmes Colston
Orleans
George Jones
Will
J. FF. House
Asheville
Joseph W. Stewart
Louis
di Allsbrook
Meridian
Wie
Lichtbach
M. Lichtbach
Pauline
Cecile
Beach
W. W. Blackman
Birmingham
Co. O. White
B. Cawthon
Misses Bradford
Ingersoll House
Wesley Overton, Jr
S Velme Stewart
van Heuval
Metzger
Kate-Burns
Harry Wolf
Hessie Carter
Evie Clemmons
Inez O'Connor
Chattanooga
Deering
Selma
Debardelaben
William Potter
Mendal
Case House
Broussard Opposes Democratic Tariff Revision
Louisiana representative Robert Broussard and senator elect criticized the Senate tariff bill, arguing it would hurt legitimate U S business and constrain government actions to secure better terms from foreign nations. He cited Massachusetts Governor Foss as having easier plant relocation options and Louisiana sugar planters facing unprofitable cane farming under free sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Louisiana
Social Scene Notes From Battles Hotel Guests
Weekend visitors and summer guests fill Battles and Beach hotels with reg istration lists and social visits. Names include Colston Jones Toomey Rivers Pippin Lichtbach White Birmingham Overton and more, with dances weekly and multiple Birmingham New Orleans Meridian and Chattanooga attendees.
Efforts to Restore Potts as Rear Admiral
Washington July 19. A bill proposed by Senator Martin seeks restoration of Captain Templin M. Potts to the navy active list with the rank of rear admiral. Potts was retired by the plucking board amid disputed circumstances and his friends claim he was unfairly treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Navy
Martin
Death of M. S. Olmstead Congressman Dies in New York
Martin S. Olmstead former congressman for Pennsylvania 8th district from 1897 to 1913 died in a New York hospital after suffering a throat ailment. He passed away today as reports from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Olmstead
International News Service
Harrisburg
Martin S. Olmstead
Pennsylvania
New York
Olmstead
General Ojeda superseded as Guaymas commander
Federal advices confirm General Pedro Ojeda has been superseded as commander at Guaymas by General Bravo. Ojeda departed for the south aboard the gunboat Morelos, which participated in today’s defense of Mazatlan against insurgent attacks. Big values and small prices prevail at the Mid-summer Clearance Sales at L H Meyer and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ojeda
International News Service
Douglas, Ariz
Pedro Ojeda
Guaymas
Bravo
Morelos
Mazatlan
L.H. Meyer &Sons
Royal Relatives to Marry in Lavish London Wedding
London society awaits a grand royal wedding as Prince Arthur, nephew of the late King Edward, is expected to wed the duchess, eldest granddaughter of the king. The duchess debuted in 1909 at eighteen and has long attracted titled suitors, with Arthur always the favored suitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince Arthur
Edward
The Bowl of Friendship and the Danger of Suspicion
A narrator recalls a scientist’s color changing bowl as a metaphor for friendship. The colorless liquid gains hues from trust and love, but a single drop of suspicion destroys them, turning beauty into blackness and risking isolation for the afflicted and damaged bonds for others.
New York Yacht Club Accepts Lipton Challenge
The New York Yacht Club has accepted the Royal Ulster Yacht Club's challenge for the America's Cup on behalf of Sir Thomas Lipton. The race will be off Sandy Hook in September next year with a series of matches starting September 10, then 12 and 15, continuing on following days until finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
New York Yacht Club
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Thomas Lipton
Sandy Hook
George A. Coreri
Elks Plan Boat Ride and Dance Next Wednesday
Mobile Lodge No. 168 Elks announce a 7:30 pm boat ride from Dauphin street wharf to Point Clear aboard the Pleasure Bay with music, dancing, luncheon, and refreshments. Committees oversee arrangements for refreshments lunches boat and hotel tickets band and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Lodge No. 168
Benevolent, Protective Order of Elks
Pleasure Bay
Dauphin Street
Point Clear
Charles L. Schweizer
Joseph Stone
John A. Dacovich
Paul J. McAleer
Joseph A. McPhillips
Joseph A. Dacovich
B. HK. Chamberlain
W. R. Johnson
George L. Whatley
F. UO. Rhey
Cary
March
W. A. Copeland
M. R. Baker
F. H. Stoll
S&s
Rubira, Jr
Mark Lyons
W. W. Clark
Macias
Eugene Walters
L. M. P. Ressijac
J. R. Courtright
Troost Parker
D. E. Jett
A. R. Minnis
Greg Alston
Joseph D. Hughes
Crichton Ala Church Guests Return From Sea Shore Camp
Revs Brown and Trotter returned from Sea Shore Camp after a pleasant stay. Dr Savell did relief work for Dr Richardson during the lawn social for the Civic League which was a success despite the weather. The Methodist Sunday School plans a Monroe Park picnic on Thursday July 24 if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Richardson
Bay
Tom Pendarvis
Bayou la Batre
J. W. Dailey
H. J. Daffin
Shell Banks
Grant Jr Weds Widow in Surprise Ceremony at Hotel
Ulysses Simp son Grant Jr and Mrs America Workman Will wed at Judge George Putterbaugh’s home on July 12. Attended by James E Holmes and Mrs Holmes, with U S Grant IV and other relatives present. Opposition from Grant’s adult children cited, while a will threat looms as Yale departure nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffee —Grant
Grant
Yale
Jacksonville Metropolis Sold to New Owner
The Jacksonville Metropolitan changed hands today, sold to George A. McClellan of Indianapolis. He will take over the Carter and Russell Publishing plant Monday morning. McClellan previously owned the Indianapolis Star, Munice Star, Terre Haute Star, Indianapolis Sun, and Dayton Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Jacksonville
Fla
George A. McClellan
Indianapolis
Carter and Russell Publishing Company
McClellan
Indianapolis Star
The
Munice
Ind.) Star
Terre Haute
Indianapolis Sun
Dayton Journal
Amber Glasses for Glare Relief on Sunlit Outings
The notice promotes amber glasses to reduce glare from summer sun. It claims glare causes eye discomfort and headaches, especially on the water, and offers plain or prescription grinding to correct focus for outings and trips.
Taking a Joke by Bernice Mastin Promotes Joyful Living
A piece on how to take a joke and respond to merriment. It argues that being unable to laugh at life rígidity harms self esteem and blocks healing, urging readers to join in the joker’s mirth to find freedom and comfort in shared happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joker
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of Feminine World
E. J. Delahunty
Annie Louise
Marie
Kansas City, Mo
James Lawrence
Mrs
Winston Jones
Miss Ruby
Constance Goff
Big Point
R. V. Rogers
Moss Point
L. Logan
Biloxi
Laura Moseley
Benachi Avenue
Mrs. C. B. Hayes
New York City
Lake George
C. T. Bartee
H. M. Lindsay
Seashore
Bell
Janie Ryser
Gladys Hatton
Lillian Seifert
Miss Untreiner
Bernard Mallon
Imelda
Lizzie Kate
Citronelle
Rh. N. Hudson
Broussard
Ala
Potts
Duchess OF Fife and
Prince Albert OF
Lvek
United Cigar Store
Crescent
Royal and
Dauphin
ELKS
Crichton
Grant, JR
Harry
McDonald
Dauphin ST
Bell Phone
Bernice Mastin
Adam Glass & Co
Royal Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!